Saylac
From Wikipedia
Zeila (also spelled Seyla`, Seelaac, Zaila, Zeyla, Zeylac, Zayla, Séyla, Seylac) (Somali: Saylac) is a port city on the Gulf of Aden coast in the Awdal Region of northern Soomaaliya, and as of 1991 is part of the self-proclaimed but internationally unrecognized Republic of Somaliland.
It is located at 11.3539° N 43.4739° E, surrounded on three sides by the sea; landward the country is unbroken desert for some fifty miles. It is close to Djibouti. Berbera is 170 miles southeast of Zeila, while the Ethiopian city of Harar is 200 miles to the west.
The town is known for its offshore islands, coral reef and mangroves. Its lack of a sufficient supply of good drinking water has historically hobbled its commercial value, pointed out as late as 1698, (in this instance in a Dutch East India Company report).[1]